Steve Puterski is a journalist for The Coast News Group, focusing on local news in Carlsbad, California. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government, business, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Steve brings the stories of Carlsbad residents to life through his reporting.
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Steve Puterski's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government and politics, sports, and community announcements. He frequently includes expert commentary in his articles, indicating a preference for input from knowledgeable sources within the local community.
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By: Steve Puterski
North County home values fell during a 12-month period according to a new report, but prices are climbing again due to a housing shortage.
By: Steve Puterski
Vista Mayor John Franklin urges the community to support Nucci’s Italian Café after the local restaurant was burglarized this week.
The Vista City Council has approved a land purchase near the Vale View neighborhood that will be home to a future park.
Carlsbad's Bill Payne, CEO of Second Chance, is working to help ex-felons released from prison who are looking to change their lives.
Three Carlsbad High School grads are celebrating a recent deal with Amazon Prime to debut their latest film, “Reception."
By: Steve Puterski
Carlsbad recently installed several speed bumps and raised crosswalks along Tamarack Avenue as part of its Safer Streets Together campaign.
Earlier this summer, Beatrix “Bee” Eisenman began selling her artwork at Adore Boutique and online through her Bee Art Museum.
By: Steve Puterski
Former Amry and Navy Academy alumnus Oscar Fitzgerald's $1 million donation helped build the school's new Fitzgerald Innovation Center.
By: Steve Puterski
A heated and spirited debate took hold during the Encinitas City Council’s meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 17, regarding the city’s Barriers to Racial and Ethnic Equity in Housing Study.
Downtown Oceanside is likely to see two more high-rise buildings with one seven-story and one eight-story building part of a mixed-use development.
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